...Regan Buck Bardeen The Maphumulo Uprising: War, Law, and Ritual in the Zulu Rebellion Jeff Guy Scottsville, South Africa: University of KwaZulu-Natal Press, 2005 xii + 276 pp., $34.95 (paper) © 2007 by Duke University Press 2007 Producing Desire: “regulate...

... of interrogating specters of colonial patriarchy in South Africa's contemporary post–“rainbow nation” epoch. During the trial, Zuma invoked in his defense a certain masculine ideal of Zuluness, and the judge's invocation of Kipling similarly points to the ways in which nodes of masculinity and power...

... Characteristics of South Africa, 1994/1995 (Southern Book Publishers, Halfway House). Maré , G. ( 1992 . Brothers Born of Warrior Blood (Johannesburg: Ravan Press). Marks , S. ( 1989 ) “Patriotism, Patriarchy and Purity: Natal and the Politics of Zulu Ethnic Consciousness,” in Vail, L. (ed...

... in the Zulu Rebellion travelogues by the nineteenth century were defensive Jeff Guy strategies aimed at Europeans, who were criticizing Scottsville, South Africa: Islamic culture from their own flawed perspectives...

... . “Patriotism, patriarchy and purity: Natal and the politics of Zulu ethnic consciousness”, in Vail, Leroy (ed.) The Creation of Tribalism in Southern Africa (London: James Currey and Berkeley and Los Angeles: University of California Press). McClintock , Anne ( 1990 ) “Maidens, maps and mines: King...

...” — of Zuluness and its associated recting the specter of difference. patriarchal, masculinist, homophobic, and ethni- On so many fronts difference is being played cally exclusionary incitements.15 Graham goes on out: on grounds of race,12 ethnicity, gender, sexual- to note in the context...

... corporeal, physical, bodily. The I am Zulu simply because my parents speak Zulu bodies represented in colonial photographs were inspired the project. I realized that I am Swazi for scrutiny. I had been conscious of the implicit when I was a teenager and through my father’s per- scars in the image...

... to the ridiculous extent of saying that there are found that I had to decide. No one asked me to, but I found different nations within this one nation: a Xhosa nation, a that I couldn't reconcile my being elected to an all-black coloured nation, an Indian nation, a Zulu nation, and so on. national political...

... Organization, and United Democratic Front. The IFP was close to the apartheid regime and mobilized along Zulu ethnic lines. Large numbers of deaths and acts of arson as well as sexual violence created a novel politicized geography as different neighborhoods became bastions of one group or the other. 35...

..., for example, farther into the interior, precipitating confl icts Zulu, Xhosa, Sotho, Tswana, and Khoisan, as over land and cattle with the Khoi. It is helpful well as distinctions among Africans, coloreds, to view the emerging relationship of the settlers Asians, and whites (both Afrikaans...

...Michael West Copyright 1987: South Asia Bulletin 1987 Bibliography Beall , J.D. , and M.D. North-Coombes 1983 . ‘The 1913 Disturbances in Natal: The Social and Economic Background to Passive Resistance’. Journal of Natal and Zulu History , VI, 48 –77. Brookes , Edgar H...

..., two Englishmen, “one or satyagraha,” but also wrote moving speeches on two Zulus and a few Gujaratis.” Hunt clarifies the suffragettes (which Gandhi read aloud at a that the Zulus at Phoenix were hired laborers, and meeting) and refused to sit in train cars reserved while there was a black...

... divisions. Second, Africans on a non-sectional basis, implied a rejection of by rejecting state and management-imposed represen- government-legislated sectional divisions and of racial tation, as well as appeals by the Zulu King to return to structures; hence, the popularization of noncollabora- work...

... Action Committee, he pursued his studies at City Foundation, in Hyderabad, India. His research the University of the Western Cape, University of Natal-­ interests broadly revolve around ontologies of place, Durban (currently University of Kwa-­Zulu Natal), and geographies of knowledge...

... 1985 and 1990, migrants and refugees ety and politics, Glen S. Elder examines the links from the war-torn KwaZulu-Natal midlands (Zulus) among racism, gender inequality, and sexual op- flocked to Kwa Thema. But a terrible housing short...

... joined the British “lazy,” echoing white settler sentiments. He stated forces as stretcher-­bearer Sergeant Major Gandhi at a meeting in Bombay in 1896 that whites in Natal during the violent suppression of the Zulu in 1906. sought to degrade Indians to the level of “raw kaf...

... provinces in contemporary South Africa. of the complexities of modern South African soci- Between 1985 and 1990, migrants and refugees ety and politics, Glen S. Elder examines the links from the war-torn KwaZulu-Natal midlands (Zulus) among...

... over long periods African manufacturing has suffered enormously. - how women from a Zulu background, for example, Changes with regard to increasing capitalization in the were expected to be respectful in the presence of men mining industry have also meant enormous job losses and were...

...- nal version was published just prior to the April 1994 rary demands for Zulu self-determination and for an elections. Several months after the elections the Afrikaner volhtaat produce generally negative results GNU unveiled its own RDP White Paper, which for those claims. backpedaled...

... in devastation of Msinga — a region declared a this passage remain oblique, Krog affirms a “Zulu reservation” in 1849 and turning into des- desire to state things simply and to write...